Coronation Street: Johnny Connor and Craig Tinker are left for dead

Ray is busy building his investment empire and tells Faye that he's entertaining some investors that evening at the Bistro and wants her to host.

Meanwhile, unbeknownst to Ray and Faye, Scott and Johnny are outside and as Scott prepares to raid the Bistro, he reveals to Johnny that he's got a gun.

A terrified Johnny tries to back out but Scott forces him into the car. But Johnny has a dramatic attack of ME and an exasperated Scott knocks him unconscious.

At the Bistro, Scott bursts in with his face covered with a creepy clown mask and points his gun at Ray and his bewildered guests.

Brandishing his gun at Faye, Scott orders everyone to do as he says, ordering Ray and his mates to hand over all their cash and money from the till.

Stationed outside to keep an eye out for Faye, Craig launches into action when he hears commotion from inside and bursts inside.

Grabbing the bag of cash, Scott backs away to the door and Craig (regretting not waiting for back up) throws a chair at him.

But in the commotion, Scott's gun fires and a stunned Craig slumps to the floor. With both Johnny and Craig fighting for their lives, has Scott got away with it?

After his brush with danger Johnny goes home and tells Jenny all about his criminal past. Jenny's horrified and Jonny vows to report Scott to the police.

Later on Johnny heads to the police station to report Scott but soon receives a call from Jenny warning him not to report him.

Johnny is confused to her change of heart but we soon learn that Scott has broken into Jenny and Johnny's house and is threatening her with the gun.

Scott snatches the phone and menacingly tells Johnny that if he doesn't return home right now, he'll shoot his wife.

Elsewhere, Yasmeen's legal fees are racking up and Imran tells Alya that they may have to consider selling her house to afford them.

Overhearing their conversation, Gary helpfully pipes up and says that if they're looking at selling, he's got a great property developer friend he can put them in touch with.

Alya and Imran arrive at the prison to discuss their options with Yasmeen but Alya has run some credit checks and found that Yasmeen has thousands of pounds worth of debt.

Embarrassed, Yasmeen admits that Geoff likely duped her into signing off on loans and worse, she signed over half the house to him, too.

Alya sets to work at persuading Geoff to sell up his half of the house so they can afford Yasmeen's fees and Geoff enjoys being in control again.

Elsewhere, after their failed romantic getaway, Evelyn suggests to Arthur that instead of rebooking the weekend, they should take a month.

Clearly taken aback, a flustered Arthur quickly makes his excuses, leaving Evelyn confused and devastated.

Evelyn demands to know why Arthur's cooled towards the idea of a holiday. Struggling with his emotions, Arthur tells her it's best they call it a day.

Putting on a brave face, Evelyn explains to Dev that her relationship is in the bin, her holiday cancelled and she'd like her job back. Will Dev agree after the way she walked out?